(NJ Spotlight News)Interview: Jeff Brown, acting commissioner for the New Jersey Department of Health
(NJ Spotlight News)Interview: Jeff Brown, acting commissioner for the New Jersey Department of Health

The department is equipped to face coming challenges
(AP Photo/Seth Wenig)Vaccines will be available to all six months and older
(NJ Spotlight News)Advice about symptoms and what to do in case of infection
(NJ Spotlight News)Likelihood of spread and peak in cases occurs between December and February


(NJ Spotlight News)Axel Torres Marrero of Hyacinth AIDS Foundation, which operates a vaccine clinic, discusses issues with supply — and messaging
(Cynthia S. Goldsmith, Russell Regner/CDC via AP, file)State health department says the risk to New Jerseyans remains low

There's some confusion over some of the guidelines

Interview with Axel Torres Marrero of the Hyacinth AIDS Foundation

Interview with Dr. Meg Fisher, a pediatric infectious disease specialist and special adviser to the state health commissioner

Lockdowns and restricted visits at 124 long-term care facilities because of COVID-19 outbreaks

Health officials hope more NJ residents will now get in line for COVID-19 vaccinations

The Camden City School District partnered with a local health care provider

State's goal is to educate and convince more people to roll up their sleeves

State will deploy the so-called triplets, three public health vans designed to host vaccination clinics in neighborhoods

Residents at Kretchmer senior center offered free health screenings and COVID-19 tests

The vaccination rate among staff is 56%

Commissioner Judy Persichilli said, ‘I stand by what we did.’